Brice Environmental Services Corporation

Bristol Bay Native Corporation is a diversified holding company. Investments include a stock portfolio; a corporate services subsidiary; an environmental remediation firm; a design firm; a cardlock fueling subsidiary; a company that provides personnel for oilfield and environmental cleanup; an asbestos abatement subsidiary and an engineering, environmental, information technology and logistical support services company. Bristol Bay Native Corporation (BBNC) has approximately 7,400 shareholders who are Eskimo, Indian and Aleut. The Bristol Bay region is 150 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska, and is 40,000 square miles in size.

Environmental Management, Inc (EMI) is a full-service consulting and engineering firm based in Anchorage, AK, serving Alaska since 1988. With a team of experienced professionals, EMI offers a range of services including natural resources and permitting, environmental assessments and investigations, hazardous materials surveys, and health and safety consulting. EMI's team of civil and environmental engineers are well-equipped to tackle the unique engineering challenges of working in Alaska. Led by a principal engineer with nearly 50 years of experience, EMI is dedicated to developing engineering solutions that are tailored to the needs of their clients and the Alaskan environment.Generated from the website

BGES Inc. is a full-service environmental consulting firm. Some of the services include phase I & II environmental site assessments, site remediation, groundwater monitoring programs, hazardous building materials, lead-based paint and asbestos inspections, storm water pollution prevention plans, spill prevention, control and countermeasure plans. BGES Inc.'s projects feature polychlorinated biphenyls' (PCB) sampling in Kipnuk, emergency response service in Homer, Kodiak, Talkeetna, Anchorage and oil/water separator decommissioning, vegetation survey and drum sampling in Anchorage, Alaska. As part of the assessment of a seafood processing facility, BGES Inc. conducted a pilot test to determine the efficacy of planting mushroom spores in conjunction with land-farming soils contaminated with diesel and Bunker C fuel as a remediation technology.